Teachers BS added to Mortgage Intelligence/Next panel

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Mortgage Intelligence and Mortgage Next have added Teachers Building Society to the panel for appointed representatives (ARs) of Mortgage Intelligence and Mortgage Next.

Teachers Building Society announced last month that it will be opening its business to the intermediary market for the first time in May.

Mortgage Intelligence and Mortgage Next ARs now have access to a range of exclusive products including a 2.24% two-year discount for remortgages, a 2.99% two-year discount for house purchases and a 4.99% three-year discount for buy-to-let.

Sally Laker, managing director of Mortgage Intelligence Holdings, said: “We are delighted to be the first network to have access to Teachers Building Society’s products. This is great news for the intermediary market and we are certain that our members will find real value from this specialist provider.””

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